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Kent1Cooper
en respuesta a: waseemtarik


@waseemtarik wrote:

.... yes almost same look if that is possible, to be hatch not block. ....  


My image was of just drawn Lines like yours, but it's easily defined.  Here's a Hatch pattern definition:

 

*MWInsul, Mineral Wool Insulation
0, 0,0, 0,1
90, 0,0, 0,.4, .8,-.2
90, .2,.2, 0,.4, .8,-.2

 

Use it at a scale factor the same as the wall thickness, at a rotation angle that is the direction the wall edges run, and with its origin at a corner of the Hatched area.  It looks like this, at a rotation of 0° with the origin at lower left:

Kent1Cooper_1-1608748907439.png

Be aware of the need to match the scale factor to the wall thickness, and use it only in parallel-edged areas, otherwise it looks like these:

Kent1Cooper_2-1608749113594.png

You can change the pattern name to whatever you want.  Save it to a file with a .pat filetype ending, somewhere that AutoCAD knows where to look for it, with the file name exactly matching the pattern name [minus the * at the beginning], and be sure the file ends with an empty line, not at end of the code content.  [If you keep the pattern name as I have it, the file must be called MWInsul.pat, though that is not case-sensitive.]

Kent Cooper, AIA